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Can An Offliner Help Me Understand This?

by payoman
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GAAAH!! I am struggling to comprehend why this process is so complicated, but here it is :

I want to automatically charge my clients credit or debit cards for monthly SEO.

Automatically deduct money from their account. Not 'automatically send an invoice that doesn't get paid for a month'.

Could someone PLEASE tell me the steps (and costs involved) for doing this?

I am trying to integrate this into an online CRM (currently using WorkETC) so that it's all in ONE PLACE and simple to manage.

Iamnameless, I think you have some experience with this, care to lend a helping hand??

Appreciate it guys...

OH, BTW, I can't use Authorize.net because I'm in Australia...Lame I know...
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  • Profile picture of the author zoro
    Mate, you first have to get bank authority from your bank. A lot of hoops to go through. Why don't you just use PayPal Auto Payment System?
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  • Profile picture of the author payoman
    Well, the idea is that their credit/debit card gets charged so I don't have to wait forever for invoices to be paid.

    Does Paypal auto-charge?
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    • Profile picture of the author TonyD
      Originally Posted by payoman View Post

      Well, the idea is that their credit/debit card gets charged so I don't have to wait forever for invoices to be paid.

      Does Paypal auto-charge?
      Hey Payoman, Look here:
      https://www.paypal.com/pdn-recurring

      "Easy to implement - flexible and automatic billing FREES you from sending invoices"
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  • Profile picture of the author Aussieguy
    It sounds to me (sorry if I'm wrong) that you want to direct debit.
    google (australia) "direct debit service" and you'll see paymenthub, idebit, ezidebit, ezypay etc...and check those out.
    I hope this helps.....
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  • Profile picture of the author laurencewins
    I am also in Australia. I would say some form of direct debit where they sign a form giving you permission to do so.
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